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Tim Biggs
Removalist company CityMove has been made to pay a $30,600 fine after it was found to be posting fabricated user reviews online, the second time the company has been caught out doing so in five years.

Apps

Vindu Goel
Yahoo is quite late to the world of mobile messaging, but you've got to give the company some credit: The new chat service it finally debuted on Wednesday sure is different from the rest of them.

Social Radar

Laura Demasi
The inevitability of science fiction becoming 'science reality' has been put front and centre of the public agenda this week by Stephen Hawking, who has warned against a future of artificial intelligence gone mad. Quite literally.

Smart vehicles

Catherine Armitage
Until two days ago, Walter Palmer was a "very private" man living with his family. He practised dentistry and hunted animals with a bow and arrow. Now the dentist's old life has ended.

Laura Demasi
The inevitability of science fiction becoming 'science reality' has been put front and centre of the public agenda this week by Stephen Hawking, who has warned against a future of artificial intelligence gone mad. Quite literally.

Smart helmets for the snow

Alfred Boyadgis, co-founder of Forcite Helmet Systems displays a prototype of their AI ski helmet. The helmet will communicate with its surrounds and the internet to enhance the ski experience for the wearer.